Hi E.P., List!
Maybe useful, this should be the reference E.P. talks about (correct
spelling):
REITER, K.: Die Metalle im Alten Orient unter besonderer
Berücksichtigung altbabylonischer Quellen (Münster 1997) (In: Orientalia
Nova Series 69 [Rom: Pontificium Institutum Biblicum] 2000, 110-115)
Hola All,
1) Thanks Darren, and others who messaged me in private.
2) Pete,
By making such a message public, you most certainly meant it to be
offensive; otherwise, you would have addressed it privately. You
meant for everyone to see it, whether or not you gave the post
adequate thought before
Darren wrote
When faced with a question he doesn't like, the one
who Jason debates either 1.) ignores the question 2.)
gives a tangental answer or 3.) implies (or outright
states) that anyone who doesn't draw the same
conclusion as him is stupid.
E.P. wrote
Since the one in this post refers to
Good Morning list-members,
may you all have a very relaxing and enjoyable Christmas morning and day!
And did you find the 'perfect gift' underneath the tree?
Happy day and Smiles,
Moni
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Don't get caught with egg on your face.
Allow me to join in wishing a most joyful Christmas to all.
Jerry Flaherty
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From: Moni Waiblinger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Tuesday, December 25, 2007 9:46 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Merry Christmas and a happy New Year!
Jason,
In public I say this-
As you should have seen, it was address to an individual, and not to the list.
Therefore it was intended not to be for everyone but for just the one person.
What happened was that I pushed the wrong button. Even I make mistakes.
This Is the very reason That I
Merry Christmas All !!!
Can someone recommend a good Diamond Blade? I need a 10 with 5/8 Arbor.
Thanks,
Bob
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Merry christmas to everybody also.
My opinion is pro slicer is the best. And after buying
many tons of NWAs I have gone through lots of saw
blades and pretty much tried them all. The worst I
ever tried was ADVANTAGE which sort of falls apart
as you watch it sitting on a shelf like a Nantan.
There
$25 is actually below my cost but I have been
accumulating quite a bit of low grade weathered
meteorites over the past year and have been picking
out nicer looking ones so its OK for me to sell them
below my cost. They havent really been checked over
much and I havent gone over them with a magnet
I would say less organized than myself, and that is
bad. Some things he finishes in days, some years, some
never.
Michael Farmer
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Hi Mike,
is Ted Bunch unreliable ?
Nevertheless, many thanks for your answer Mike.
Christian
I.M.C.A. #2673
Hi all,
Does anybody have any information about following meteorites ?
There are names but they are not official ?
Does anybody know a current status of each of them ? Do they become official ?
Have there been sent samples for classification by anybody ?
Huaytiquina, Argentinia
Balcarce,
Hi everyone,
I hope all are having a great holiday.
Great news, perhaps the USA had it's very own Barwell,
a Christmas Eve meteorite fall last night!
Michael Farmer
All over Central Oregon, folks spot fireball
KTVZ - Bend,OR,USA
Or maybe just a meteorite in the making? All across
Central
Christian, I have been trying to get Lampayrie/Batiawo
as I called it, classified and accepted for years. I
gave Ted Bunch samples at least 3 years ago, and he
lost it, or forgot about it, whatever, it seems it
need sot go to someone else to work on. I still have
about 1 kilos of beautiful
Hi Mike,
is Ted Bunch unreliable ?
Nevertheless, many thanks for your answer Mike.
Christian
I.M.C.A. #2673 at www.imca.cc
website: www.austromet.com
Ing. Christian Anger
Korngasse 6
2405 Bad Deutsch-Altenburg
AUSTRIA
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi, Jason, EP, List,
Jason wrote:
unless we're talking about a 1km body vaporizing
like Tunguska, because, in terms of physics, I
simply don't see why such a body would vaporize
before striking the ground...
Relying on intuition rather than numbers is always
risky. It helps to model the
Gosh! Do I win a piece from my earlier posting if this
is found See my earlier email from November
below.
Merry Christmas to everyone. We have alot to be
thankful for.
Mike
Mike Groetz mpg444 at yahoo.com
Sun Nov 25 19:40:16 EST 2007
Lets hope for a big meteorite fall somewhere in the
Dear Listees,
Here's a kind wish from us for peace and happiness, especially those who
have had a difficult year, for renewed hope and happiness. Written over
home-made egg nog (commercially nearly impossible to find in Mexico), I hope
it is still ok in the morning...
The Tale of Happy
Hi Mike and Christian,
Ted has sat on a sample I sent him (although I doubt it was a
meteorite). Never got back to me when I asked him about it and I gave
him plenty of time and would have gladly paid him for at least giving me
his professional opinion. Needless to say the people involved at
Doug, List,
That was a wonderful tale to read tonight, very creative.
Thanks Doug!
Merry Christmas to All,
Larry Atkins
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Ok,
Who's responsible for this joke ?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Alien-meteorite-rock_W0QQitemZ330199804697QQihZ014QQcategoryZ3239QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Hello List,
Please take a moment to take a look at the following meteorites for auction.
All started at 1 cent w/ no reserve.
Park Forest Hammer w/ fresh crust
Ensishiem
Bovedy
Zulu Queen
Claxton
Plymouth
Vermillion
Happy Canyon
Etc.
All can be seen here :
Hi,
Well, I tell you, when the Aliens come to Earth,
they fly right past New York and Paris, they avoid
Beijing and Tokyo. They steer away from the bright
lights and all those exciting things and they head
straight for Bayou LaFourche!
When they land their UFO on the bayou, it float
These aren't really Christmas gifts since I'm the one who either bought them
or made them but they did show up on Christmas Eve so they felt like gifts .
I have added the following spheres to my collection: NWA 791(L-6), Dhofar
1289 (L-4) and a Canyon Diablo Graphite
To see them click this
Hi all,
I want to thank Bob Evans, Darren Garrison, and Peter Shugar for their
advice and the information they sent on teaching school kids about
Meteorites.
Peter, thank you again for the teaching primer.
Wishing everyone a SAFE and HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Meteoritically Yours,
Ron
I'm curious, a
Hi Sterling, all -
Hopefully now that Jason and Darryl have stopped their
harassment, we can begin to define the problem space
for the arctic iron hunt. I don't intend to let either
of them waste another minute of my time, and would
recommend to others here that they follow a similar
course.
Hi Sterling -
It goes like this: ...comet impact which killed
about 90% of the people living in North America at
the time. Most died due to hunger. But then,there's
not likely to be any strewn field from that... He
just bounced through (in three sentences) the events
I have spent(way too) many
Hi all -
For those trying to work out the pathology of Jason's
mental defect, consider his claim here:
And you call me biasedmaybe to the 'theory' that
KE = 1/2mv^2, I suppose.
I've only been arguing based on impact dynamics and
known facts.
You know and I know and (nearly) everyone else
Hi all -
The incidence of 10Be is taken by some to be a sign of
extra-solar system activity, but my working hypothesis
is that it may also appear as a product of
hyper-velocity impact, as does C14:
When protons caught this way (high energy/velocity
state) in the sun's atmosphere collide with
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